Hello Max.
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Heyo Tod,
It’s been a week now i’m learning guitar and croissant or pain au chocolat does not last more than 2 minutes when they’re here so it’s already a win 
I’m thinking about buying a lot of stuff to my guitar when i eventually got enough money for it (cuz yeah, clumsily as i am, i will probably end up damaged it at some point if i’m not paying attention enough)
I noticed something cool with learning guitar, something that i didn’t quite feel with any other artistic skill before is that, more i play and more i actually want to play and i already see some improvements in the way i drum the right string or how fast i play which is honestly really rewarding.
Thannks for your sweet message and since you seem to enjoy croissants as much as i do, here one for you, enjoy it!
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Hell, this guy is creepy. It’s kind of silly getting so much on nerve for something as simple as a croissant when you think about it. I hope he didn’t hurt anyone too much. People are really crazy sometimes.
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Aww, you peoples here are super sweet =D
it’s summer hollidays so more free time mean more times to learn guitar for me… even if my finger pain make me regret it sometimes ^^’
oh, and if in the future you need to add an hyperlink in a future message, it should look like this :
(a href=“your link”)the text people will click on it.(/a)
simply replace ( ) by < >
thanks again for your sweet message, i’m looking forward to learn a lot of cool guitar stuff in there
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Hi Max ,
Welcome here and I wish you a lot of fun 
then you see the circles of the children’s potty in your behind 
I wish you a long life full of guitar and music 
Greetings ,Rogier
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Heyo Ian,
Actually, there are a lot of resources in France and probably also in Spain; the only difference is that quality content for non-English speakers is often really, really expensive.
About the croissant, they’re really good in Paris for sure, but where I live… let’s say it’s totally different. It’s not that it’s not good, but it more feels like junk food, the vagaries of the campaign.
Don’t worry about the guitar though, I would not get my messy paws on it before properly cleaning them >:3
Because you’re lucky, I still have one croissant that came directly from Paris. Enjoy it! ^^
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Nice to meet you Max cheers HEC UK
This 
!!!
I’m a hot air balloon pilot & in Albuquerque where I live we have an annual Balloon Fiesta… hundreds of balloons from all across the USA & around the world. One year, I was talking to a balloon team from Reims & told the croissant 
story… they were like “Pffft! Must have been a Parisienne! They are always so angry!” 
I’ve never been to Europe & so my experience with the French has been generally very positive! Just one lone French baker…
Tod
I’ve been to Paris one time, and while I met tons of sweet and cool people, I can’t deny there are a lot that are just rude. I think it’s because life gets pretty messy when you live in Paris; a lot of people are stressed out and always on the run.
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